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    SVC For Voltage Stabilization and Harmonic Suppression in Rolling Mill

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    The SVC stabilizes the voltage on the 90 kV bus that supplies a rolling mill under varying load conditions. It comprises harmonic filters that suppress harmonics generated by thyristor converters in the mill, preventing them from disrupting other equipment. The SVC also achieves power factor correction, reducing reactive power costs. It ensures voltage control within 5% and limits harmonic levels to prevent issues for thyristor converters and other equipment on the network.

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    The SVC stabilizes the voltage on the 90 kV bus that supplies a rolling mill under varying load conditions. It comprises harmonic filters that suppress harmonics generated by thyristor converters in the mill, preventing them from disrupting other equipment. The SVC also achieves power factor correction, reducing reactive power costs. It ensures voltage control within 5% and limits harmonic levels to prevent issues for thyristor converters and other equipment on the network.

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    The SVC stabilizes the voltage on the 90 kV bus that supplies a rolling mill under varying load conditions. It comprises harmonic filters that suppress harmonics generated by thyristor converters in the mill, preventing them from disrupting other equipment. The SVC also achieves power factor correction, reducing reactive power costs. It ensures voltage control within 5% and limits harmonic levels to prevent issues for thyristor converters and other equipment on the network.

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    The SVC stabilizes the voltage on the 90 kV bus that supplies a rolling mill under varying load conditions. It comprises harmonic filters that suppress harmonics generated by thyristor converters in the mill, preventing them from disrupting other equipment. The SVC also achieves power factor correction, reducing reactive power costs. It ensures voltage control within 5% and limits harmonic levels to prevent issues for thyristor converters and other equipment on the network.

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    SVC for voltage stabilization and harmonic suppression in

    rolling mill

    Since 1985, G.T.S Industries site SOLLAC Dunkerque,


    France is operating a Static Var Compensator (SVC) delivered
    by ABB. The SVC, which has a dynamic (thyristor controlled)
    range of 66 Mvar capacitive is connected to a 90 kV rolling
    mill bus. Its purpose is to stabilize the bus voltage under varying load conditions which occur during the running of the mill.
    This SVC also comprises harmonic filters tuned to the 5th and
    7th harmonics in order to suppress harmonic generated by
    the thyristor converters in the rolling mill, thereby preventing
    these harmonics from entering into the surrounding parts of
    the network.
    Furthermore, it achieves power factor correction of the rolling
    mill, thereby relieving the network of reactive power burden
    and contributing to a considerable decrease of the running
    costs of the mill.
    (A saving of about 3 million francs a year on the power billing
    in 1986 currency).
    Besides being a source of harmonics, a rolling mill as a load
    on the network is generally characterized by high and fluctuating consumption of reactive as well as active power. As a consequence, the rolling mill will give rise to voltage fluctuations
    in the feeding network, the severity of which being dependent
    on the relationship between the size of the rolling mill and the
    strength of the network.
    At the same time, for safe operation, the thyristor converters which form part of the rolling mill can only tolerate limited
    fluctuations in the supply voltage. Consequently, the voltage
    fluctuations, if severe enough, may endanger the reliable
    operation of the rolling mill, as well as cause nuisance to other
    equipment connected to the same network.
    In the present case it was decided to invest in the SVC in
    order to attain dynamic bus voltage stabilization and harmonic
    suppression, thereby improving the performance of the Mill
    itself and at the same time fulfil existing obligations towards
    the grid company by keeping the quality of the voltage at the
    point of common coupling (220 kV) within specified limits.
    The maximizing of useful active power transfer while minimizing
    system losses was also seen as a valuable feature.

    The SVC ensures that the following requirements on voltage


    control and harmonic filtering are satisfied:
    Maximum 90 kV
    (feeding network)
    bus voltage variations
    5%
    Odd harmonics
    max 1 %
    Even harmonics
    max 0.6 %
    Total distortion
    max 1.6 %

    Technical data SVC


    Controlled voltage
    Dynamic range
    Harmonic filters


    Control system

    Thyristor valves

    90 kV
    0-66 Mvar (capacitive)
    33 Mvar/5th
    16,5 Mvar/5th
    16,5 Mvar/7th
    3-phase symmetrical closed-loop
    reactive power control
    Air cooled thyristor valves with
    magnetic triggering

    220/90 kV

    HOT STRIP
    MILL

    ROUGHING
    MILL

    5th
    7th
    16,5 Mvar 16,5 Mvar

    5th
    33 Mvar

    HOT STRIP MILL


    ROUGHING MILL

    Pmax
    (MW)
    83
    45

    Single-line diagram

    For more information please contact:


    ABB AB
    FACTS
    SE-721 64 Vsters,
    SWEDEN
    Phone: +46 (0)21 32 50 00
    Fax:
    +46 (0)21 32 48 10
    www.abb.com/FACTS

    Qmax
    (Mvar)
    62
    86

    TCR
    66 Mvar

    Application Note, A02-0122 E, 2011-09, Elanders Sverige AB

    90 kV

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